Evaluating Human Computer Interaction through Self-rated Emotion

摘要

Emotions are an important part of the user experience in human machine interaction [1]. User interface and product design requires satisfactory methods for evaluating and comparing experiences, and generally obtaining user feedback, including emotional feedback. In order to be widely used by designers, researchers, usability engineers and ergonomists, measures of users' emotional responses need to be standardized, and need to be relatively lightweight and easily usable.